Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Advanced Micro Devices, Coherent, Coinbase Global, Conagra Brands, Coty, Hertz Global, Netflix, Plug Power, Rivian Automotive, Transocean, United States Steel and Vici Properties.
Contract negotiations between UPS and the Teamsters Union have broken down and a strike of some 340,000 workers is threatened for the end of July.
Apple is on its way to closing with a market value of $3 trillion. And what's the new-found investor lust for EV stocks all about?
Boeing threatened by supplier strike, Tesla still getting beaten up by analyst downgrade, and AMC back in the news.
Tesla and other U.S. EV makers are reportedly losing some $3 billion in renewable energy credits, otherwise known as free money.
Rivian continues to move toward the car model junkyard graveyard. People who buy a Rivian will end up with a collector’s item.
Douglas A. McIntyre After markets close on Tuesday, Warren Buffett's favorite oil company is scheduled to report quarterly results, along with a couple of electric vehicle firms, a vacation rental firm and a buy-now-pay-later company.
Failed electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian has found its stock hit again.
Douglas A. McIntyre Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Apple, Aramark, Bank of America, Chevron, Diamondback Energy, Exxon Mobil, Goldman Sachs, KeyCorp, Marathon Petroleum, Meta Platforms, Netflix, Nvidia, Pioneer Natural Resources, Rivian Automotive, Schlumberger,…
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Altria, Archer Daniels Midland, Baidu, Beyond Meat, Bunge, General Electric, Hecla Mining, Kraft Heinz, Lowe’s Companies, Mosaic, Philip Morris International, Rivian Automotive, SLM, Sunrun, Toast,…
A recent analysis reveals that electric vehicle maker Rivian has lost more value than most other recent IPOs.
Douglas A. McIntyre Rivian wants to end a relationship that forces it to sell all its trucks exclusively to Amazon.
Rivian batters investors again, this time with a bond issue that dropped the stock to a 52-week low.
Douglas A. McIntyre U.S. equities dived on Tuesday following Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony to the U.S. Senate. Wednesday he says the same thing before a House committee. Good times.
U.S. equities are trading somewhat higher in Tuesday's premarket session as investors wait to hear what Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell has to say to Congress.
